Looking for more advice on purchasing a new turntable.


So I’m looking for Opinions/Advice from people who have high-end turntables and the experiences with. 
First, I’ll start with my system. It consists of a Prima Luna preamp and two Prima Luna amplifiers along with the prima Luna phone stage with a pair of magnepans 1.7 My budget for the table is $5000 new or used, but for that price I would want it to come with a really good cartridge otherwise, 4000 for the table and 1000 for the cartridge. 
Thanks I look forward to your recommendations. 

thedoc2004

Mofi ultra deck with a Hana ML cart.

I do understand that the top two mofi cartridges are excellent options. I used the cartridge that came with it for a couple years, a master tracker. It was very good and easy to live with. But when I installed the Hana and brought in a PS JC 3 Jr. pre, wow! Everything just opened up. IMO I’m going to have to spend gobs of dough to hit the next rung in performance. Estimation of my vinyl set up, $2k for deck, $1k pre-amp, $750 for cartridge. Total $3750.  (Everything bought on sale)

If you can find a Technics 1200G at a good price, that might be worthwhile for you; it was for me....  Plenty of good carts for around $1000.... 

Save some money and get a Technics SL100 C. Great turntable at the price.

I am currently using a Technics SL1200GR. It is better built than the SL100C but it costs twice as much (and has all the disco features). I bought it before the SL100 came out; I would probably have bought the SL100C if it had been available.

The SL1200GR is a great turntable.  I A/B'd it with the SL1200G with a variety of carts and could tell no difference. The 1200G is a bit sexier, has two motors, and a magnesium tonearm. I concluded those features were not worth the extra cost.

A feature of all these turntables that I really enjoy is the removeable head shell. I run different carts depending on my mood. Not sure about the 100C, but the 1200GR makes it super easy to dial in the settings for each cartridge (I keep notes on a piece of paper where I store my carts). This is an essential element of my enjoyment of playing records! If I am looking for absolute accuracy and convenience, I use digital sources. But with the ability to easily swap carts, listening to records is a hoot!